Millennials vs. Gen Z, sustainable fashion and more
Why the fashion industry needs to help the environment; Huffington Post teaches brands Periscope marketing
–Fast Company explores how Millennials are shaping the future of work.
-“There is no more social media—just advertising,” declares Ad Age.
–The Verge hails the return of the album.
-Venture capitalists are flocking to India, hoping to find a successor to China’s retail giant Alibaba, reports The Wall Street Journal.
–TechCrunch explores the potential in mobile for enterprise.
-An Adweek infographic compares what Millennials and Gen Z want from brands.
-How to win with mobile video ads, via Adweek.
–Huffington Post outlines strategies for brands looking to dive into the uncharted world of Periscope marketing.
-As gender becomes increasingly blurred, men and women are swapping beauty products, reports The New York Times.
–Pew Research offers a look at how U.S. Internet use has evolved in the last few years.
-The Power Suit is back! Says New York magazine’s The Cut.
-With Tinder launching its first video ads this week, Ad Age looks at the platform’s potential for brands.
-“Even pretend food is artisanal now,” notes Business Insider in a piece on the new wave of high-end toy food for kids.
-Inexpensive electric cars are on the way, reports MIT Technology Review.
-A Business of Fashion op-ed outlines why the industry needs to come together to find solutions to ethical and environmental issues.
-In light of Facebook’s drone-based Internet project, The Huffington Post considers what the web will look like for the next one billion.
-Millennials are surprisingly conservative when it comes to sexuality, reports The Cut.
–NPR speaks to cutting-edge food-tech companies about how to make fake meat taste real.
-Even in a rapidly changing ad landscape, the future still looks like good old TV, says Forbes.
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